Introduction to WCG Doctrine

A. The Book themes reflect WCG Doctrine

The Book is divided into reading Parts. These parts represent the themes of the WCG Doctrine (We-Create-God).
The 9 themes that are discussed in the book in the form of Parts, are, in consecutive order:

1. The Big Bang and the Origin of Galaxies (OCU):
How did the universe originate according to current scientists of the Western World?

2. Autopoiesis and Cybernetic Processes in Geochemistry and Biology (OFL): 
How did life arise during time from matter and energy?

3. The Genetic Evolution of the Human Species (CGE): 
How did humans evolve over millions of years of biological evolution?

4. Bio-Mental Cybernetics (BMC):
How did human consciousness and intelligence arise?
How can man/woman improve himself/herself physically and mentally?

5. RIMC:
(Reception – Integration – Manipulation Cybernetics)
How can humans improve their communication?
How does a learning cycle work?
How can he/she achieve his/her goal-oriented wishes effectively and efficiently?

6. PsychoSocial Governance (PSG):
How can humans function successfully in a group or organization?
How can we create a responsible civil society?
What would be a good development for political governance of a country and for a world order or world peace?

7. We create God (WCG):
What kind of divine entities may arise in the future?
What are 3 forms of deification?
How do we create the future God?

7a) Cosmic Progressive Evolution of Eternal Life:
How can man strive successfully to preserve nature and humanity for the future?

7b) Future Religions and the Eternal Life Cycle:
How can man strive for the deification of life that lasts forever?

8. Meta-Reality Communication (MRC):
Science, Philosophy, Religion, Spirituality: scientific treatises on important areas of life, especially regarding human communication.

9. Future Actions
What can we do to consolidate Eternal Life and Human Success & Happiness?

In the Book, these themes are called 'Book Parts'. 

Main Theme

The main theme that runs like a common thread throughout the entire book is ACPECELP:
Autopoietic Cybernetic Progressive Evolution of Cosmic Eternal Life Pulse.

B. Some Principles of WCG Doctrine

1. Foundation of doctrine

Below, is a list of principles, processes and facets on life that form the base of the WCG doctrine.
Further in this book, I will elaborate on the subjects.

On another page, called 'Part 0: SemiScience' I will explain this subject a little more.
In the book Topic 'MRC' I will elaborate on this subject.

My manifesto is based, among other things, on knowledge of the scientific domain of Cybernetics. Cybernetics describes laws that occur in processes of all living systems you can think of. I will elaborate on this subject in the page on SemiScience, and in the book topic on RIMC.
Cybernetic feedback loops (such as: learning cycles) are also part of the improvement process of this manifesto by progressive insight. That is why every publication edition of this book receives a version number, for example: SemiScience v.1.6.

The term RIMF will be explained in the book topic on RIM-Cybernetics.
RIMF stands for: Reception – Integration – Manipulation - Feedback.
Certain book pages will display a RIMF-block (block marking or stamp), for example:

In the world of education, and media presentation, appealing to multiple sensory modalities (V-A-K-O-G) is important to convey your story.
This is also an important aspect of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) regarding Representational Systems.

See: NLP Representational Systems↗

Hologram: A key property of a hologram is that every part of the hologram contains all the information present in the whole. This means that if you cut a small piece from a hologram, you can still see the entire image, though it will be less clear and detailed.
Recursion: This is a process where a function calls itself in its own definition. It's a method of solving problems where the solution to a particular instance of a problem depends on the solution to smaller instances of the same problem.

I will try to describe subjects in a recursive way, as if knowledge forms (visual) holograms of wisdom.

On some pages, I will try to explain subjects on 3 levels of comprehension and intelligence (lv1 , lv2 , lv3).
Level 1: Primary School kids.
Level 2: High School pupils.
Level 3: University students.
Most pages are written on the level of High School pupils (lv2).

2. Our Underlying Questions

The underlying questions or underlying subthemes in this book are:
How can life (of which we humans are part, together with nature) continue to exist forever, despite the opposition of entropy (second thermodynamic law)?
How can we humans contribute to this, so that life (humanity and nature) does not cease to exist in the distant future, but continues forever?
How do we create natural beauty, pure love, utter perfection, all-encompassing unity and eternal wisdom?

3. Our Objectives

We strive to seek, recognize and acknowledge objective truth.
Condition: The objective truth as a result of (scientific) research must be separated from the subjective opinion of the researcher, no matter how unpleasant that truth may be for humanity. If the harsh reality is unpleasant, we should not deny it, but look for methods of improvement.

In this book I am going to tell you things that other people don't want you to hear. You may have had doubts for some time about the truth as it is presented around you, or via newspapers, radio and TV. You know something is wrong with the world, but you don't know exactly what's going on. Maybe you feel like a slave to the system and want to regain control over your own life.
Do you feel you are not heard, or not being taken seriously?
Do you feel like you are in the minority because many people around you are just living life without thought?
Do you want to join with like-minded people to take a stand against the laziness, pampering, overindulgence, or vanity you see around you?
Then try together with us, against the oppression, to clarify the real facts of things, and to set our important goals in life.
Help us create a bright future for humanity, in harmony with nature.
Help humanity chart our future path to achieving viability in the vastness of the universe.

We strive for beauty, efficiency, eternity of life, connecting wisdom, loving omnipotence. In short, everything that people consider perfect. And if that brings happiness, bliss or success, then that's a bonus.

4. Image of humanity

This book covers life itself. Although, most parts are about humanity. (The reason is that other animals cannot read 😉.)
During many centuries of developments in culture, religion and science, man has often placed himself on a pedestal. With regard to nature and the universe, everything would revolve around humans. This attitude has led humanity to consider itself the center of life (and the universe); everything is explained from the human perspective. This is called an anthropocentric view of humanity (by egocentric people 😉).
However, over the last three thousand years, (Western) humanity has come to certain important insights regarding our view of the universe, nature and ourselves.
Are we humans just a small cog in the whole of life processes?
That would be yet another disappointment for anthropocentric humanity regarding its own self-image. Man would not necessarily be the center of everything. In this millennium, the individual human being is gradually reaching maturity in terms of realizing his/her own insignificant place in the universe. However, on earth humanity now has a very significant influence on all living things. We all determine the survival of flora and fauna in terms of biodiversity and ecosystems. The fate of nature lies in our hands!

Murphy's Law says: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong someday.”
Evolution has shown: “Anything that can come into existence, will come into existence, someday.”

C. Disappointments of Mankind

1. What is it all about?

The first disappointment of modern humanity (in Europe) occurred in the 16th century: Nicholas Copernicus (1473 - 1543) wrote that the sun does not revolve around the earth, but his mathematical calculations were not entirely correct at the time. Contrary to what the Catholic Bible claims, the earth revolves around the sun according to Copernicus (heliocentric theory). And the sun is one of the many stars in the universe. The powerful Catholic Church was not happy with this scientific explanation. This started the Copernican Revolution. Copernicus's book contributed greatly to the scientific revolution of the time.
In the 17th century, Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) improved Copernicus' mathematical proof, causing the Church to ban the writing for a century. The image of humanity and ego of European culture and religion had suffered a blow: not everything revolves around us! At least, not the universe.

2. Animal evolution

The second disappointment occurred in the 19th century when Charles Darwin (1809 - 1882) described how the genetic evolution of life forms through natural selection, was manifested. In addition, many existing church religions are getting a slap in the face. Because according to Darwin, life itself would be shaped by natural and variable circumstances. This statement came alongside the generally accepted assumption that God created and continued life. Moreover, 'civilized' people in the Victorian era were horrified by the idea that we were descended from apes.
Darwin's work was predominantly a paradigm shift and scientific revolution, which had a major impact on society, philosophy and religion. The acceptance of the natural evolution of species resulted in the following scientific insights: Man is an animal species after all.
This means that humans should only be regarded as part of nature.
So, mankind would not be a life form that is superior to nature (because man supposedly was created by God).

Darwin's theory of evolution, together with Mendel's hereditary theory, now form the basis of all biological theories regarding the development of multifaceted life.

3. Self-organisation

The third disappointment occurred in the 1970s, when Humberto Maturana (1928-) and Francisco Varela (1946-2001) described how life transformed itself from simple life forms to complex ones: through autopoiesis and system-dynamic processes, plants and animal species could further develop. The term Autopoiesis was introduced in 1972 by these two Chilean biologists to define the self-sustaining biochemistry of living cells (see book: Part 2, Topic C, Chapter 1).

4. People as means of transport

The fourth disappointment that humanity had to deal with, was the book 'The Selfish Gene' (1976) by Richard Dawkins (1941-), who described how we, intelligent beings, are mainly a plaything of our genes (alleles). In other words: we are not (intelligent) individuals with a will of our own. Our body is actually just a means of transport for our chromosomes to move around. Our brain is an instrument for survival and reproduction; This increases the chance for numbers of genes (combination of alleles) that can develop better brains and bodies. And better brains and bodies will help these genes to survive and reproduce more. This circular cause/effect mechanism is called a 'cybernetic positive feedback loop'. Cybernetics is a fundamental principle of the WCG doctrine.

5. Intelligent species

After all those disappointments with anthropocentric humanity, summarized in a list of ego-shrinking statements, I can counter all that with a positive fact namely:
We 'humanimals' are the first intelligent animal species in the long evolution of life on earth, that has the knowledge and skills on how to create God.
Yes, you read that right: We create God, but:
Are we wise enough for such a responsible task?
Where will our internal self-knowledge and external actions lead to, in the nearby future?
Do we include nature, from which humans emerged, in our future exploration of space and developments in the universe?
Can we govern the universe peacefully and justly?
Can we create a God who will rule the cosmos in a just way?
Can this God maintain Life that will last forever?
Is Life itself the only divine entity?